World Darts Championship: Get a huge £40 in free bets to spend with Paddy Power

THE World Darts Championship has been nothing short of sensational – and you can make your experience even better with Paddy Power’s spectacular special offer.

Paddy Power are offering brand new customers a whopping £40 in free bets to spend on the darts when you register an account and stake £10 on the action at Alexandra Palace.

Paddy Power: Get £40 in free bets – CLICK HERE*

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Paddy Power: Get £40 in free bets – CLICK HERE*

What’s the offer?

Paddy Power are gifting brand new customers £40 in free bets to spend on the 2024 PDC World Darts Championship.

How to claim?

Visit the Paddy Power website and register a new account using the Promo Code: YSKASG.

Deposit a minimum of £10 via cards and then stake a tenner on darts at odds of 1/2 or greater. This qualifying bet must be settled before 11:59pm on January 3rd, 2024.

What happens next?

Once your qualifying bet has settled you will be awarded £40 in free bets. You’ll be able to see details of your free bets in the ‘My Free Bets’ tab which can be accessed at the top of the Paddy Power website.

Paddy Power: Get £40 in free bets – CLICK HERE*

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*New Customer Offer. Place a min £10 bet on Darts, on odds of min 1.5 (1/2), get 40 in Darts Free Bets after the qualifying bet has been settled. Free bets valid for 30 days. SMS verification required. Only deposits via cards will qualify (Apple Pay excluded). T&Cs apply. Please Gamble Responsibly.